Hindi

No, according to official website of Asian College of Journalism, the mode of examination of ACJ entrance exam is English. So, a student cannot write entrance test in Hindi or any other language.

 Here are the simple present tense examples from Hindi to English: 

Aviation in Hindi means "Vimaanan".  This means activities related to aircraft and aeroplanes. These activities are - Design, Production, and Operations. Aviation courses teach students about pilot training, aircraft maintenance, aviation management, in-flight services, ground staff, air traffic control and so on.

Yes, you can. You'll find many ANM colleges in India offering the ANM course in Hindi medium. Many candidates, till their secondary education (schooling), study subjects in Hindi and prefer to continue their Higher education in the same language, as changing mediums in higher courses can be difficult.

Of course, you can pursue an MSW course in Hindi. Many colleges are providing MSW programs in Hindi medium. It does not really affect the job prospects or portfolio. Hindi is a widely chosen medium among students who go for higher studies in India. 

Here's the CUET-PG Hindi syllabus:

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In the BA Hindi syllabus, you'll find core subjects like Hindi Literature, Poetry, Translation, Culture, and Novels. These are like genres that cover a lot of other subjects/topics around them. For example, ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? (? ? )? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? , etc.

Of course, the Hindi syllabus and curriculum keep updating according to the trends and market requirements. Many Hindi courses have started including the environment and the constitution studies in higher programs. 

You'll find the Historical Context and Structure, Fundamental Rights and Duties, Contemporary Relevance, Constitutional Provisions, Right to Environment, and Environmental Law-related topics.